A possible new paradigm? A survey-based assessment of the use of thawed group A plasma for trauma resuscitation in the United States.
作者： Nancy M. Dunbar , Mark H. Yazer ,
DOI: 10.1111/TRF.13266
关键词: Trauma center 、 ABO blood group system 、 Emergency medicine 、 Resuscitation 、 Blood Component Transfusion 、 Trauma resuscitation 、 Medicine 、 Group A 、 Surgery
摘要: BACKGROUND Although evidence supporting this practice is limited, some centers use thawed group A plasma for the initial resuscitation of trauma patients. STUDY DESIGN AND METHODS To better understand current in resuscitation, a survey was developed, validated, and distributed via e-mail to 121 American centers. RESULTS A total 61 responses were received. Most from Level 1 (56/61, 92%) urban settings (47/61, 77%). Virtually all reported maintaining inventory (59/61, 97%). Among 56 center respondents, most keep immediately available (49/56, 88%) many recipients unknown ABO (34/49, 69%). Half surveyed implemented within past year. The majority do not limit amount that can be administered patients (21/34, 62%), titer anti-B (27/34, 79%). CONCLUSION The maintain inventories group. used situation or anti-B.
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